Two property agents, charged by the ICAC, today (September 8) admitted at the West Kowloon Magistrates’ Courts that they had used seven false tenancy agreements to mislead a property agency.

A woman, charged by the ICAC, was today (September 3) sentenced to 12 weeks’ imprisonment at the West Kowloon Magistrates’ Courts for offering a total of over $3,000 to officers of the Immigration Department (ImmD), Housing Department (HD) and the Social Welfare Department (SWD) for processing her son’s application for an identity card and expediting her application for public housing.

A woman was charged by the ICAC yesterday (August 31) with offering bribes totalling $5,000 to a recruitment officer of a property developer for assisting her in securing a security guard job.

An assistant manager of a hotel was charged by the ICAC today (August 31) with conspiracy to accept a bribe of $15,000 from a works contractor for allowing staff members of the hotel to assist in engineering and maintenance works which should have been done by the contractor.

A consultant of a business brokerage firm, charged by the ICAC, was today (August 31) convicted of deceiving the seller and buyer of a tutorial centre over the transaction price of the sale and purchase of the tutorial centre.

A former insurance agent, charged by the ICAC, today (August 31) admitted at the Eastern Magistrates’ Courts that she had obtained an opportunity to earn commissions in an employment with an insurance agency by making false representation of her education background.

The ICAC has launched a comprehensive education and publicity campaign to reach out to all stakeholders of the upcoming Election Committee (EC) Subsector Elections and appeal to them to uphold clean and fair elections.

A former principal engineer of a government works consultant was charged by the ICAC yesterday (August 23) with conspiracy to use false independent checking certificates and a false Ecological Appraisal Report in relation to three landslip prevention projects to deceive three government departments.

A former employee of a renovation contractor and a former manager of an art finance service provider, charged by the ICAC, were today (August 20) sentenced to jail terms up to seven and a half months at the District Court for conspiracy to defraud the art finance service provider over reinstatement works worth $350,000.

A sales manager of a property agency was charged by the ICAC yesterday (August 17) with accepting illegal commissions totalling about $130,000 from his subordinate for assisting the latter to procure three property transactions involving a total transaction price amounted to over $61.5 million.